Learn how to quickly build cool electronic gadgets with .NET Gadgeteer. With the easy-to-follow instructions in this guide, you’ll tackle five fascinating projects, using Microsoft’s rapid prototyping Gadgeteer platform. There’s no soldering involved—you simply plug in modules that make gadget-building quick and easy.

video2brain – Getting Started with Photoshop CS6

Beginner | 3h 50m | 1.09 GB | Project Files 388 MB | Required Software: Photoshop CS6

This module will start by blocking out your shot. We will explore the different parameters that are utilized in a Houdini Camera. We will then focus on understanding how to set up lights in Houdini. We will go through point, spot, area, geometry, and sun lights. Finally we will set up Mantra for rendering. We will discuss the differences between Micropolygon and PBR renders.

R is a powerful tool for statistics and graphics, but getting started with this language can be frustrating. This short, concise book provides beginners with a selection of how-to recipes to solve simple problems with R. Each solution gives you just what you need to know to use R for basic statistics, graphics, and regression.

You'll find recipes on reading data files, creating data frames, computing basic statistics, testing means and correlations, creating a scatter plot, performing simple linear regression, and many more. These solutions were selected from O'Reilly's R Cookbook, which contains more than 200 recipes for R that you'll find useful once you move beyond the basics.

In this series of lessons we'll learn the basics of using RealFlow 5. Using RealFlow, we can create realistic fluid and physics simulations that we can then bring into another application to light and render.

This series of lessons will introduce us to the powerful software of RealFlow so we can begin experimenting and using it for our own projects. By understanding now how emitters, daemons and objects interact, we can create and control complex simulations.

 

With hundreds of thousands of apps in Apple?s App Store and research groups such as Gartner estimating the value of the mobile app market at around $30 billion for 2013, building apps for iOS is certainly big business. In this workshop, creative technologist and trainer Robert Turrall teaches you how to apply your programming knowledge to creating apps; the course assumes that you will have a basic understanding of object-oriented programming concepts, but no previous iOS experience is necessary.